🎨 Attention Class of 2027 Seniors & Parents! The Senior Parking Spot Painting information has been emailed to all seniors and parents as of last week. Please review all rules and guidelines, complete the required form, and submit it to the High School Office by Tuesday July 28th. Paper copies are also available in the office. As a reminder, you must also reserve a parking space and pay $20 for a parking permit in the HS Office as well prior. If you have questions or need assistance, please reach out to the Class of 2027 Sponsor via email: xgriffin@dupo196.org and zhuelskamp@dupo196.org. We can't wait to see your creativity on display! 🐯🎨
Notice: TeacherEase will be unavailable starting tonight, 6/30/2026, at 10:00pm until Monday, 7/6/2026, for annual rollover maintenance. Please check your email for more information. Thank you.
Reminder: First summer golf practice for both boys and girls is Monday, June 1st at 9am at the high school. Email Coach Hempen or Coach Weier with any questions.
Thank you to 5th Street Billiards for sponsoring our monthly PAWS drawing!
Last chance to buy your 2025-2026 yearbook! They are $60. Visit jostens.com or contact Mr. Weier.
Summer is calling. Here’s to little escapes into nature’s calm, captured in brushstrokes by our art students.
Students in the Tiger Success Center requested to make oobleck again for one of their final Power Hour groups of the year. A little messy but oh so fun!
Mrs. Dougherty and Mr. Grapperhaus' classes braved the rain at the zoo today. The rain didn't stop us from seeing animals though. The pictures shown are only a few we saw! This was a great ending to our year long learning of animals, ecosystems, and March Mammal Madness! Our quote from today was when Kady told everyone, " I'm wet and I'm done." I think we were all thinking that by the time we left but I think this will be a trip to remember! Shoutout to Ms. Janssen for the ponchos to make it a little less wet!
Students in Mr. Griffin’s 9th Grade School Orientation class are finishing up the quarter/semester by creating pennants representing a college, vocational/trade school, or military branch they hope to attend or enlist in someday!🎓🔧 The students’ work turned out magnificent as they put in a tremendous amount of time, creativity, and effort into their projects. Throughout the quarter, students utilized their Naviance lessons, PowerPoint lectures, and their course book to begin narrowing down future career and education pathways while learning about the anatomy of college applications, how to pay for college, scholarship and financial aid basics, and even beginning important budgeting tips early for their future. Way to go, students, on taking the first steps toward planning for life after high school and building your future goals!
📈💼 Mr. Griffin’s Business Management students officially wrapped up their semester-long Business Plan Presentations!
Throughout the semester, students applied the concepts, chapters, and daily lessons learned in class to create and develop their own businesses from the ground up. Each student conducted research and built detailed plans that included:
✔️Developing Mission & Vision Statements
✔️ Marketing & Advertising Strategies
✔️Analyzing Budgets/Statements with Finance & Accounting
✔️ Management Structures
✔️ Human Resources/Organizational Behavior & Culture Plans
✔️ Operations & Business Development
…and so much more!
This project challenged students to think like real entrepreneurs and business leaders while applying practical, real-world business skills. The creativity, professionalism, and effort shown during presentations were outstanding.
Way to go, class! 👏💼📊
Throughout the semester, students applied the concepts, chapters, and daily lessons learned in class to create and develop their own businesses from the ground up. Each student conducted research and built detailed plans that included:
✔️Developing Mission & Vision Statements
✔️ Marketing & Advertising Strategies
✔️Analyzing Budgets/Statements with Finance & Accounting
✔️ Management Structures
✔️ Human Resources/Organizational Behavior & Culture Plans
✔️ Operations & Business Development
…and so much more!
This project challenged students to think like real entrepreneurs and business leaders while applying practical, real-world business skills. The creativity, professionalism, and effort shown during presentations were outstanding.
Way to go, class! 👏💼📊
Mrs. Hughey's social skills group celebrated our graduating senior, Selena Duck. 🎉🎓 We will miss having her in group!
It's the Seniors' last day!! Dupo High School celebrated with a visit to Bluffview, senior prank, and field day games with staff. Congrats Seniors, we will miss you.
May is the month of celebrations, and our student artists are bringing the color!
Join the Rebellion Against Paperwork! May the 4th be with you on your journey!
Online Registration opens May 4th! Be sure to set your Communication Preferences in your TeacherEase app so you don’t miss any registration notices. You can also text START to (877) 305-9707 to receive text notifications from TeacherEase.
Join us online, April 30th around 2:05pm-ish for a Facebook livestream of Senior Signing Day! https://www.facebook.com/share/1BMkiyezp5/?mibextid=wwXIfr
Price increases on Friday! Buy your 2025-2026 Jr/Sr High Yearbook today for only $55. On Friday, May 1st, the price increases to $60. They can be purchased online at jostens.com or with Mr. Weier.
The votes are in! Best in Show (Faculty): Brooke Diveley — "Tranquil Hops" Ceramic Sculpture. Best in Show (Students):Brooke Diveley — Fiber Art Installation. A huge shout‑out to Brooke for taking home both top awards.
This evening, we proudly celebrated our Dupo scholars at the Oerter Banquet! Congratulations on your academic achievements, and an extra congratulations to our Oerter Foundation scholarship winner, Tanner Francis!
A little bit messy but a whole lot of fun! Dupo High School students made oobleck during Power Hour.
